The Private Eye Project, Activity Sheets (Primary)

The Private Eye Project, Activity Sheets (Primary)

All The Private Eye Primary Activity Sheets together in one powerful package! A perfect compliment to The Private Eye Book. Studies show that color is a motivating factor, and these activity sheets have delightful elements of 4-color. They also look great in black and white, making a set that is ready for you to make copies for your individual home or classroom use. The activities in this package cover various stages of The Private Eye process. This package is a great, economical way to “review” all the activity sheets at once! Use a new activity for every day or every week. Complete all the sheets for the ultimate portfolio. As children move through the different sheets they develop the habits of mind for success in any field. Plus – they have fun! Designed to develop higher order thinking skills, creativity, literacy and scientific literacy —

The Private Eye's "simple" tools produce "gifted" results. You'll use everyday objects, a jeweler's Loupe, and simple questions to accelerate and magnify thought, whether you're working in science, writing, art, math, social studies, invention or even humor. The Private Eye Project was launched in 1989, and since then, thousands of parents and teachers and over two million children have entered The Private Eye state of mind: critical thinking skills and creativity. When using the loupe with The Private Eye process, you see more, you think more. This is the experience everyone’s excited about!

We have the following components available for The Private Eye Project:
The Private Eye Book
The Private Eye Activity Sheets (Primary) (pictured here)
The Private Eye Activity Sheets (Intermediate)
The Private Eye Loupe

Contains:

• Activity Sheets for use with The Private Eye

Product Details:

• Recommended Ages: 4 through 8 (PreK through Grade 2)

Why We Love It

The loupe and the Private Eye book form a complete creative curriculum for children (and adults). We love that this set makes people think differently about the world around them when viewed up close.